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suggestions for this innovative project in your motivation letter. This project is part of the 10-year EMBRACER research programme external link funded by the Dutch Research Council (NWO). At EMBRACER, we work
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system and climate feedbacks. Within its 10-year research programme, funded by NWO(link is external) , EMBRACER brings together a wide range of world-leading climate experts with the aim to address
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publications, conference presentations, and ultimately a PhD thesis. The PhD thesis has to be completed within four years. Being part of a cutting-edge research programme, you will receive research training as
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- WUR ), which is led by Prof. Dr. Christa Testerink ( https://research.wur.nl/en/persons/christa-testerink ) and Prof. Dr. Bregje Wertheim ( https://research.wur.nl/en/persons/bregje-wertheim
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-method approach, combining quantitative and qualitative research techniques. It will draw upon the Dutch Femicide Monitor, including data from law enforcement, public prosecutor, courts and the media
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, allows for flexible sampling plans. Prof. Jelle Goeman co-developed the closed testing framework that gives flexibility for defining research questions in a data-dependent way. Thirdly, we add permutation
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methods to administrative data. The exact topic will be chosen in coordination between the successful candidate and supervisors. The successful candidate will be part of the Strategy Economics group within
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in the northern part of the Netherlands were connected to their wider world. Central to the project will be the analysis of various ceramic assemblages with a wide scope of methods in order to
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-year research programme, funded by NWO(link is external) , EMBRACER brings together a wide range of world-leading climate experts with the aim to address existing uncertainties about climate
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that are still largely controlled with insecticides. Alternative, more sustainable methods to combat these pest are desperately needed. Plants harbour diverse and dynamic microbial communities in and around their